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Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09

Some of the New Y0rk positiclsps wi
have 20 sss CROW on Thanksgiving
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09

AFFLICTFD OTTe Or I'D
Don't NEGLECT calling on Or. Akin for
cure noa before be goes South for the win
Ter
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AGENTS. Wanted.

JKTANTEr-SiX INTELLIGENT AGENTS.
wv Plea,ant business, zig money. steady en-
poymcnt. Can l6j Cherry st. 10 a. IN. and 10
10 , D. n. 30
MTANTED-50) AGENTS. GOOD SALARY
w or commission Rae chance. Address
with stamp for terms Weaver Mir, 81 forth
ktlie-st Chicago M 3l5
IETAETED IMMEDIATkLY = IyOgl, AllsNrs
w n.-ie of female, "a sell our furniture polish
I'm the nted States. 800 Ooc, hotties sold by
agents curing 1855: $50 easily made per week
Send &c for sample bottle and terms. Carirng
Manufacturing co, Lock Box 80, Newsygo Mich
mid
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09

Evary bomb found in CaieaEo IS new
svidsa q tla. anarchists lfs not deasry-
ing o. clsEency.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09
WILL OFFER FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
To bs apphso 10 ary public Charity. II
u can be shown that any reference
or testimony offered Is not
wholly ard perfectly true
In essry particular.
Asd Farther I Xiti onsr
Ak01ktR FIVE HUNDRED DCllth

n u eos be shora that any name at
tocaed 10 any testimony or as a ref
ersace is not that Of aa honest, rep.
sfabie, ieeiI kaoica and respected res
kifdeRf of TIE community ~ soistch IL Is
claimed that he or she) resides.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09
Read the FoIlouf1e

] rant 20 sag righ here hrf ! beliere can
cure nearly euerg case o. asthma hoioerv bad
or long Standing.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09

:, me eope ms qgestl0n WfLLgtn
C'tEEss uistgm. bus ro ono xiii quss-
ton hs soafs<r uor MS devotion 10 tie
cause q Ireland.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09

There wss lsrse saileuce presslf yes
terssy sfsrnooa 70 witness iae laying II
the caszer stous oi he FcuGsh ttessAaa ae-
ansf3 tharh en- lszrsee-st yesterday
sfprncur. The crcgramrfe rrs ctrriet
srr as raaiishei IN YESTERDAY lsLE-sss-
b. esEn a rrpv cf he history % tne
eae4rit. q ,-spv ~ tt@s. l.. .. - Bsg1s
ss-r.eU when be entered npon ht< pastoral
us sss stsr pspe-s wers pissSd On ne
insi,se IA ite stoaa
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09


sss~as ave. s.a frsd sxrllck young nss 10
yoszs I'D xss csiisd tnse ne pssrlss
7feu ara ans q DT biAsnss FsAeA< s1s s~-
sas ~-s sAtsc
~eb1z sxs sesz saznpistntr
4 Lad sone 3nla llic4 SouS.mfffnn some
ms<lAs t-s8a< ! eansa'ied "a hAshAss esee -s
Ss,a ss>iias osn.sA. EAai vsz nes ents ss.s
patrfui ia lEloeT wAsh sfse ~sA&ss s<sss
Ca ! ~eDs ss..e sgceds oes.I,.s .ss :. ne
vas ~ abls % As ssyfslns anS hsa nsa esss
NJ ssA.aa ufae. spa Wss hfiiNk tsis nss~f~&..
sad a.aAe@sseAse A. eesh s-s ws.s es~s ~
bad ever teen. sez n = teff4sae esnois'1N sao
essld nsa hses hted sefs ieas
Hos lssss ~Sss 80 ssnsssf tlss1seeat
Nihs Neett recs lecd nf insl tfee.snes''
vel ooa snd slS : Ness ~. tas iinae y, .cske
has len nls snd a. ~ 90 1eelinf "a ~eskze<s
aus asIs~-ssoa, I have s@insa - lsss..s 70
weistt ssnes hsEaa taksas "a lr1ia$ es~~
lor 1s.s ara fse seeks diaBt neEiee any
Frtal eisngss hi.i slAne shen hAte 1nila aoses
esery e1tile b ~ .Sll,lnks ata 81 @ssa "a
glad had ea1 eieni nannaeAes M haan ~ -
iay cas- N h~pd.
hsrs 10 Anoihsr sssm the same f-syso.
The Eef,nffeI va nexl lalFudl ~ - y - f>eils
hor dspx1trf ~ han-s e stoh al Nsiefis-os
sat tilfiis stssed fer csse - io.io~s
y hegab talins tfts'nefa ffez a. teliAsss
~Ast3t 80 No - 49, - Att-ttt - ~-Nt--
had teen eonl.nsf fa as Ted tar eleven lao1tf.<
~ a. nosF helpless condition - p1sc onn l4~1-
hls hs la. fle isal seten naaslsrs ! vas 90 sess
to move tYtTy thine ! air or dT4ut ~sf Fiasiot
10 nv noalh ~ ng Rothef ny tnsolst ~ss
pzsxlssia. tsosee - sflr4l tFoihle esh eo~
qtale srssIk oaa wslk sasuiaets dont need ~
he down hard s<s. sac sn acre Nktltin4
friehds u o. receive re ffnlShiHE ttselloent<
ACCORDING - the autlte ~ iiT- &i1alisA etl<&a 1
fsskEa a. ans ~ho saved 40 - lite ara - taesilh
Nben all hotse hon o.hsr trcGtnlent hed
s0ne Ne we're sn1isus % have bf fHiiinxs irf
- care me becaass we knew ~ fnans in Ms<cn-
loo whom lac hsa aNfed tNo yoan aEo ~ s.iel,
alfesses ~ oeuid nSt he etFs4 - ater piS'
Elc.snf
Ihese cures an iFvIis Norderiu' They srf
modern miracles nogi3 4 icss aud lie "a ysieisH
who groves himself ahic ga pcriufIn them N4l
never Jack or paiicnsl. 10 lnaficf stat may he
said bs ths easiotls and sfe)udloed.
Such TS7alhs az Tlese Are H'ortA cbasider~
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09
To Every Werd That Appears In This
Column | Respectfully Cali
fo9r Aftoatloa.

6hs! Write the Truth and Submit
Honest testimony. and Will not
ONLY Forfeit NV Every Neps ard
Claim 10 Public Respecs. Confidence
end Patronage II what 10 Hsrein
Coniainsd 10 net Absolute Truth.
But
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09

L. rolles did i;--.t was y smart
tI.eA" ~ tAsiss. says tis GFs1d kspiis
i-p.cCFa: speakiag q, The bom5s fcaai
81 th- aaarct s.s cs'is. Ssxs the Demo-
c'ui ~iii ssy gaas ins p,slics tnEs~ tie
b. T. ,,s laat killed thsir fellows at toe
IsvusarEst
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09

a. f5r - 1e4n- l. fE0sin. lsye q naoek
sy-~sE.s eeeei
>..lklk... kUls - 81 L1sSIxEa Lots AND
DtfkAHt Seo4 tsostofs koS< ~<lb sl0.>s
fSase1Ati01 as&lssE Asf a y of ftlltss3 Slrrei
l<-ess- -2se- = b<Lnis1. -sens tsa "a
lSlR S4lk-A LAsSG RoaA aoDakN
Z ho.zs azAa - ta4i.1 s gQs.a <4eis sls,<.a
AflL csAA<tAs e. k1ska l&-a1. rxhl - taaE
stoest sz-rs sal e<<@ ksf.&s aS& SFle21&1 ~
lQlakl-si 0esrs DfgE4. Rsss1Esca ital sxA. II anes
- ioz8. tUtter f<e2.. cSsE AEE4zas
f,oR SALkA LAk2E 3k1Ck pWKIllkC,
II heuse. "a spFlks -. iax q. -. a Zeal faEae
dwelling house. "a .A~zaea1l. 81 q So. sn1 a.
~ acTe ls64la "a Spart4 los - fe3 ell o. sznsli
psyEas1ls asa as4ssza4s1s tossas. b A hspp<r
r1o<a -, lsss~Rd 1-sek. sssa res-ie Lls1ss5
NOR sAIE-EI0cK or "a Lo1s IL OAK
ii dale Park o&ncx toxsins eisy. k8blnson A
Lacey, Housetnsn k1eek 2oou
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09

0fEcs. % GestSfn Ave. Miles Gock. The
Tx Tzlzse.a-EEEALb Delivered every sl0rniag AZ
y sioex.
xUsKEGoS, WEDNESDAY NOV .
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09

GRAND RAPIDS. " kDA 1cDA4 sNOF. . !.
cages FaE coos aEEC II Z c8oLEss-
Masof HzwlTF kss 1ons xselY Il ap-
r~alsnz 70 ths Frssi5snt foE better pro-
tsci.,r fsons ths dangers of eholsrs. Ihs
satl Jet Is ans q Importance. not merely
10 the people u Aes York, but those Of
t1s sio.s sogAifg.
lie Bsrsmagar lnpszsancs u psssssf-
ins sAs importation a shoIssa lass tho
Usils.l sfaiss ass called cot s9seI<i
-ehoisra issue" o. the Msticas Nssss. OF
P6iiadsl pi4i8, containing the fHil report
q the commission appointed b. the Col
iegs n Physicians u Philadelphia 70 IN
Eesiigats the condition of quarantine
sfairs Al Nsw York. Philadslphia. aud
Bsi.lmoFo.
Tie eoaazsiseios. kssIax gwen the mat
ter ihosssea inyssiizssi<n, deeisrs the
quzransns establishments 81 BaiAinoss
asd Paifadeirha a especially incomplete
and ineifec'lvs, agd that AZ New York as
not shat it ought 70 ~. Is tiaal recon-
uendaiion Il ths. qasraniina be pat isic
the hants q the GoysFnussnt IL 4 esE-
taiDly a ease q commsrce which Il - con
suiSiional f,r The Fsdsrsl Goyerrn naant
O. Esgniafe. Mag0s HExErx's sRg s,sstsoA
that the iislian Government bs urged 10
exercise greater care ia allowing vessels
b. depart from cholera infected ports
should b. heeded
The sss.hosiss power 3 given so q
tcvsrIcr - ma in esss OF tha diseoysEy
o. reu sVidsbcs or 3 other circumstances
o. vtEh lie eoRris are uaab.s 30 ssks
-. z10c-. Governor OoLnsBT would
be-ess1a authority never inteadsd FOR
az tzsea'.yo 70 hs we're TO 50. aside the
verdict o., an the courts, 10 the anarcb-
is.s gsssa. Ihe circumstances which
varfan. sxrca4Es iatsrisrencs 60 not
sxs'. They s leni the other way.
Ths patro.assa u drsni Rapids viii
scarcely fsre-. tlas 40 D.aorrat IN
supported hv sa evidence, has editor
ia.s sssisrrd ihs. re trmhs found IN
LiSco's cal we're p'Aesd tasss ~ ssuss
oas a frirn ioi''n I, va a sbsrp
tIek .fias police ssJs he Des.ocrai.
The ala,als aaaschst MosF GEss de
c'srsd sha. ihs policsnea g'eesd the
bomhs ia LIxos's cs'L The DsBecrqt
foek csc Gao frsm The covariiy anarchist
ana Fsp-1da 81 the Same o9iaioa in -
si.ofal salamss. Cas knos5 ~ much
t01g. D; a. ihe oihsr
IL police d,d i;--t was smart
tI.cA" ~ tasirs. says tbs GFa1d Espids
i-ueCra. speekiag q, The bombs fcaai
81 tl, aaarct s.s csils. Nsxs tks Demo-
c'us ~lii ssy saas ins p,,lies tnEs~ tie
b. T. 10 Had killed their fellows at toe
Hsyuarsst.
Ssm@ cop.s may qgesii-n WILLgtn
q tEgas uistgn. bus no ono xiii quss-
Lon h.s oafs<r uor MS devotion 10 tie
cause of Ireland.
Every bomb found in CAieaEo IS new
svdsa % Use. anarchists lfs not deasrs-
i1a % clsEency.
g.. q A.. A.. ~. ..~........... Ill
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09


Lost.
4 CST-A PAIR OF COLD sPECTACLES on
A. south Division Il Finder Vii please iesYe
tneaa a. A. south Division s. 81
n 0sT-IEFe AT The P0sTOFFICE OK TIE
II wrriag desk, slnsl account ooos oo1tkin-
- asS ~ nsuis> tae cL+<f : "A t<ealtt oks2Ee
snd oe asily fessntet 81 isssins ~ psT ,nes ~
Al ia 1enToesI 8 b Roksls Sn
uOUHD-A DOOR KY OK CASALsT owN-
II er can hase saue BY calling 81 this once aud
6nd paying t0r this notice 2Sstf
Help Hanted--Ndte.
WASrED-THIMMERs AT ONCE oRlEL
W Cabinet Ip. Sls
yUAHTEp-FHREE FIRST CLASS sALEsaEN
w nlns lase goed Cd 4eslioH acquainted
VIII The city. Good res rxAees reluirca ta4
room = sisSoath Divsioa "a. a2
yVASTEI-AT oNCE-A NAN or GOOD
W habts whO is well acquaiIsted on the Nest
side OF he ely. Carl staTSe houssman bnld-
Ing. rOOni5S. 3ll
IlANTKD-A MACHINE Man. ONE THAT
W has run . srieksr Sseaiy work and good
pay for the right NAN 5. l. King, So and 50
so ia Front ~ Sis
ttTANTED-AGRNTs MALL OR FEMALE, TO
al No. Pearl-st, up stairs, al 2 p IA. 9gea
HeiB Female.
yVANTED-KITcHEN AND DINING ROOM
W girls. Valley city Employment ohce 81
Monroe and % ottawa. Sl2
yVANTED-NEAT COOK; Also SEVERAL
w lady cooks fJr out of cit. Grand Union
Pie re block. SlI
JsTANTED-A GOOD STEADY GIRL, WITH
w Ieierenres. tor general housework- Inquire
at 2i9 Cresedatave- 3l2
yyANTED. COOK AND NURSE GIRL. CALL
w at 40 hhdlson'aye., afternoon ana evening
Situations UdRted-Fentale.
yUANNEB - SITUATION FOR GENERAL
W house work housekeepers cooks and laun-
dry eiris. Good reference Call a. once. Valley
City Employ oymtn. o1ic-, 81 Monroe and 81 Otta-
vast 3l2
yUANTEb "a SITUATION By A YOUNG LADY
" assftond girl in a small family, Address
''Sitnaiionl care this Office or lf3 West Fulton
21u
For Kenf--RoOnls.
Coe RHNT FIVE ROOMS SUITABLE FOR
Il Light housekeeping. ii2 Liyiagdonst.
p0R RENT-Two PLEASANT ROOMS ON
il ground 70 r for man and vie suitable for
Ight hous ekeeiang. M Nor Coiege-ave. Sii
NOR RE- REkT-FuRNISHED ROOMS. SINGLE OR
( in suites. All tee moiern Improvements
Centrally located, near all principal hotels and
theatres; Keats reasonable New Ralhbun, %
and - N4eIloJSi. 523
UoR R4NT - FURNISHED ROOMS, STEAM
+ heated. ana furnished rooms for liz ght house
keeping. Apply at room los New Houseman
block 33I
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Miscellaneous.


CtALL AT THE GRAND UNION If YOU WANT
| ! work Pierce block 3i3
JNRST-CLASS HELP ALWAYS READY TO
L MI orders. Employers viii find it 10 their In
tsreSf 10 order OF Us. IL Will cost you nothing.
Commerce. al Buleau and Business Chance Ex-
change, Pierre block. Telephone, ~. 3i3
yyTAETED-wASHING AND IRONING TO Do
W az ass North lonia, or viii go out by the day
TO do house Cleaning. 81
dust ESs MAN WITH $500. GOOD OPENING
ID for Fight party. Commercial Bussu, Pierce
block SI3
CALESMAE-CAG ADD A LINE SMALL
- samples. one agent earned $780, Others up
TO g. % an 1880. I. .. Box idl, New York. 2lstf
For Rent Business Places.
DOOM AND POWER TO RENT-CORNER
IL Campan and Louis-sts. Bennett q Osburn.
OSif
Tor RENT-WE WILL PIT UP, FURN1sHING
L reliable water and steam power, for any
satisfactory applicant. The iron veneer building
on Erie-st, lately occupied by leitelts Boiler
ShOp Dimensions are about 30x70 has high
ceiling and light on three sides. Apply to Bissel
Garrett Sweeper Co, 81 Mil-st, City. 2i9t
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09

From The Topeka (Ra,sl Commonwealth
Dr. Dillingsi is certainly a prodigy. his wonder
fui work here bas stirred up more talk among the
doctors and the scs than thai OF any other msH
who ever cane 70 Topeka II ours ara sY -ben-
licated beyond doubt When such uanes ~ ex-
Mayor orin 7. Welsh, Rev Df. Thompson, co.
w. Store John wsud, the druggist A D
Thatcher ald sores Of other well known. re
Staten mens Of csIses the time for doUbisf ceases
Write 10 any of the above persons. they ara
amene tae most prominent citizens that Topeka
afords
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09
For Rent--H0sCses.

nor RENT-TWo SUITS OF SEVEN ROOMS
both in new residence block, corner of Court
and Allen-sts.. with all convenieDces, including
the patent Aldine heating CRATE. Also store in
good location ftted no for meat market Ient
low. Also house of ihree rooms. one OF four
rJOms aud one of seven TooIs. all the above
within ive fhinGies walk OF Tower Clock IN
q,ire OF B. w. barnard, 80 Allen-st, corner of Mt
Eernon-st 3lJ
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09

Remember that the Men and wo.
msn whose testimony Offer are Just
as honest as though they lived in
Gvsrd Rapids ano you had known
them for q life time. a twc-cert
stamp and few lines of inquiry will
bring an answer from every one.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09

The ala'als aaasch'st MosF GEss de
c'srsd laa. ih' pohceGea g'ceed the
bomhs ia LIx0ss cs'L The Dsmecrqt
foek ise Gao irsm The covariiy anarchist
ana Fsp-,da 81 the saao 0siai0a in its
sls.os4al eolanss. CaS knos3 n much
aDlH- J. d tie alhsr.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09

DESIRE TO IMPRESS UPoS the
people OF this city that | am here ss an
honorable man. | want the sick TO feel
and know that | have been successful in
the past 10 q remarkable degree and that
my greatest hope for the fature Is that
may be equally rs successful. DO no, dis
pute the claims make ard the claims
made for me by thousands OF former
patients who are glad because proved
sueh claims 20 be good and true.
Aocep, n true the truthful statements
the many who have suffered
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09

Such rr.lA. a. rAsss Arc HIor'A eO"s'du-
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09

~ FEE ANAEcHssEs aANG. az IN rHsa
I aaa ts1E 81 Cofttllce srlkGs =. -
a. fsr - Aoan. l. : fEosln. Lsse q eaoek
e.<<sas.s eseel -
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09

fhs pasra.mss u tirsni Rapids viii
scarcely fsre- tla fas Dsmorrat IN
Supported av saf evidence, has editor
ia.ls sssisrrd .hs. re trmbs found IN
LiSco's CAL were p'assd thsEs 5y ssus
oas a frirn ioh.rn. I, va "a sbsrp
tIck .Eia, polcs" saJs he DeA.0crai.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09

Mages HzwlTF kss acps xlseiy Il ap-
r~alsnz % ths Frssi5snt foE eettsg pro-
leoisr fsons tas dangers q eholsrs. he
sat lsct is enc q Importance. not merely
10 faa people u Nes York, but tb0ss Of
"a SfssL. rouasff.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09

| IOUED-A DOOR ky OK CASALsT. OWN.
| Il er can hAse saue BY calling IL this once aud
| and paying Tor this notice zS4tf
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cable Flashes.

proclamation has been issued Ut Mllu.
more iurbdding the assembling near the
prison where Mr.. OBricn is confined OF
any crowds
Right Hon. George Goschcn has been
Ncrsity by u vote OF ljj to 3ll for Right
Hon, John Morley.
Switzerland has given notice 10 Austria
that she will terminate the commercial
treaty between the two countries aud sub
stitutc therefor tariff convention with u
most favored national clause.
The court Of Queens bench Of Dublin
has granted an application under the
crimes act lor n special jury TO try man
charged With murder ut longlord. Tins Is
the first application OF the kind.
The natives of Massawah are rcjoiccd Mt
the protection given them by the Italians
against slavery, Two slaves recently as
capped and boarded an Italian gm-hoat
aud were protected, despite the opposition
Of their masters,
Fifteen members OF the National league
were sentenced ut kilrush today to one
months imprisonment at hard labor.
They were removed iiom the courtroom
singing God save Ireland"
The English arbitration delegation wcr
driven through the suburbs of Boston, and
visited Harvard and the Mechanics fair
yesterday, and II public meeting at which
the general question of international mbi-
tration was discussed.
Mr. Gladstone writes "l.ord llarting-
toms recent speech is evidence that hc
will he decidedly one Of the most extreme
opponents Of the Liberal party while the
Irish question exists. Wcmust settle that
question quickly il We desire TO win him
| bnck -
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Two par,ic. OF Capitalists.

special Uspni'h in the Npl"nl'
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov ~. Two par,
ties II capitalists spent today here, visit,
ing Belle Meade in the afternoon anil dc.
parting IN the evening. The smaller party
came from Chicago this morning, the
guests of Mr. George VI. Pullman, and
comprised Mr. Pullman, cN.SccUtary
Robert 4. Lincoln, George VI. Cray aud !,
". Donn. They go Ia Decatur and other
southern points The Pullman ear SHOPS
will probably be- moved Ia Decatur The
other party came In last night and dc.
parted tonight. II consisted ui Mr. Nor.
ton, president 81 the Louisville y Nash.
willie milruad company; hs -pn, ". T.. Nor
ton. August Belmont IT,, John T. Caival.
hdrr. Jacob Srhiil. :. Nuustult, 1humu-
4. NuntiS, Lowell Lincoln, a. \. kimball,
Harry l.. johnson, all II New York; II.
Cphn. banker ui Germany II. l.. Lamb.
lnutngburg. y. y. They arr taking d
general southern tour booking at the p.
sources of thc country and H. opportunity
luf iuy, -tuuui-
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tie weighed go Pounds.

Special Dispatch 10 lhc APPEAL
GAINESVILLE, Tenn, Nov. %. Mr..
Thomas Bcaslcy, of Todd county, died
yesterday. MI Boaslcy lived near the big
pond Just across the Kentucky line, ten
miles from Clarksyillc. H. WIS forty
seven years II age, and weighed 49,
pounds. lie was q successful farmer and
social In hiz nature. II required strong
buggy aud two horses Ia carry him about
IN his ordinary business relations, and lac
was sufficiently active lo get In and out II
his buggy nnd walk about With conycn.
icnrc. lie WIS very sensitive a. the gaze
Of the curious. lie was married about
twelve years agp Ia Mis- Tut, q very deli.
cate looking lady, and las had tW0or three
children.
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BASEBALL.
Two Games in New Orleans Yesterday
The Season Ended.

Special Dispatch to the Appeal
INV ORLEANS, La, Nov. l3.-Thc II.
Lous.Chicago combination concluded its
engagement here TODAY. \ New Orleans
nine containing only three Of the New Or
leans club played against st. Louis in the
morning. Mike Shea. Of Kansas City,
who will probably De- with Charleston next
year, pitched for New Orleans and wis
not hit much harder than King. who
pitched Tor st. Louis Latham caught for
a few innings aud was not q great success.
~. Louis Won by u score 1T to3.
There Wcrr i,OOOpcoplc present AZ the Mt 70
crnoon game, which alone, gave the com
binntiou profit on the trip. Cnruthcr- and
Mullunc wCrc the rival pitchers Iaruth-
cts was hit hardest. Ryan got In home
| run with man ON base. The game Wal
| holly contested and Chicago Won 10y
scorr at to-. One play nearly causct
! trouble Aiullanc made Wild pitch ana
O'Ncil scored and ritha.ncd on The plate,
thus interfering with thc fielding at the
ball ~ ~ 10 let another run IN. Mullnnc
tried Ia push O'Ncil ont NJ the way. but
milrd, aud the runner scored lmpip
Suck. however, decided II. Louis out The
combinations left tonight lor Texas. except
Caruihcn aud BOYLE. both At whom 90
north tomorrow. Cauthcn still -uys he
will not play ball next year. This ends
the baseball season here.
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Mn,Ir annIe.sI"n.

NV OrLr,vs, la, Nov. 10. One 81
the men who took part in the shooting Of
four white men nj Phnu's Cane carrier ON
the iih instant, has made q partial con.
ir-sion, which pat the responsibility Of the
deed directly ON the master workman ol
Berwick lodge, Knights oi Labor aud the
secretary Of the executive board ul this
Itstrtgf
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-14

DupuN, Nov, -. Mr. O'Bricn, who is
incarccmtcd in the Tulamorc Jail, and
who refused to don the uniform prescribed
10y the prison regulations, wore his own
clothes until yesterday While he was in
bed lust night his clothing VAS removed
from his cell and replaced with the ordinary
prison grb. Mr.. O'Bricn refuses TO dress
himself in the uniform.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-14

Wilir.d n. Sewn, editor and proprietor
Of the Pui.buW Leader, died ~ his home
Ia Scwicklpy lu,u t 2o.clock TN, morn
ing. OF consumption. The deceased was
lhirly.nuu flIu OLE
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-14
m. Tampa Epidemic.

JAcKsoSylrtr, Tia, Nov l3.-Thcrc
were three new cases Of yellow fever IN
Fampa today and one death. Thiuy.hyc
cn.ps arr now under treatment.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-14

The r.. pr Joseph Parker oi Ion.
don. arrived boo Chicago from the east yes.
tcrday morning
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-14

BurrMo. y. y, Now 10. The Bun,lo
lounge factory was burned tonight Loss,
80 600
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o'Bricn Dr,crmIncd.

club to decide upon measures for repeat
ing the attempt Sunday night.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-01-08
The Ouachita Railroad Election.

1t is with much qualification we
publish the following telegram am
nouncing the triumphant result of the
election on Friday ON the question OF
subscription of o Ave mill tax in aid OF
the N. O., N. & F. s. Railroad:
MONROE, La, Dec. 81, 1886.
James " Lambert.
A Happy New Year. We have car.
ried Ouachita parish by Il large major
ity in number and value for tho five
mill tax.
SUBLETr AND CONNER.
With Ouachita, all the parishes that
have been asked TO aid in this most
important enterprise, have responded
Iavorably except Concordia, in which
the question has not yet been submits
ted, and which we hope will make
equally as favorable an answer.
All honor to the people of these par.
ishes. They have long felt the want
of railroad facilities and by their votes
have shown that their isolation shall
no longer continue for want of efforts
on their part. Within the year 1887
we hope 10 hear the cry, CAN aboard
for Monroe" from the conductor on
one OF the fuest railroads in the coun-
try. Ouachita receives the congrat.
alatio1s OF z.-Ndtches Demo-
cruk
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-01-08
The Grandeur Of Religion.
Georges dc Peyrebune.

Georges dc Peyrebune.l
dere AND there in tho desert one
comes across well at which the
caravans stop 10 water their beasts.
Those OF the pilgrims whose supply is
short, and those who are thirsty, seek
the we'll to quench their thirst aud re.
plensish their water skins; the rest go Oh
their way. What would be said If those
who had their store were TO poison,
as they went by, the source ut which
the thirsty drink? Yet even so act
those who would fain befoui or do
away with the religious fountain at
whose head those who thirst after a
mystic ideal seek cooling beverage
for their parched lips. Had Chrisi's
religion no loftier aim than that of
yielding consolation to the wretched,
nope 10 the sufferer, and lifting the
humble above the vainglorious in the
kingdom OF God, OR of pure thought:
had 1t served no better purpose than
drying mothers tears as she sat by
an empty cradle and viewed her little
one In angel form wing its flight
heaven ward, even then would such u
religion deserve to. be considered as
the philosophy which has brought the
greatest sum of ideal happiness TO n
suffering humanity. BY the side of
those who seek To advance the ma
teriai welfares of the people, there is
room for those who would guard
against loss, by holding out 10 each
and all supreme consolation and
everlasting hope.